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Why Are We Losing Friends? How Are They Essential Not only for a Longer Life, but Also when Do We Experiment the Most and Which Relationships May Not Pay Off?
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Research shows that those who have good friends age more slowly. However, people complain that there are fewer friendly ties and that they are often replaced by superficial relationships - and not only on social networks. Psychologists warn that, for example, betting on "transactional" friendships - something for something - may not be a complete win in the end.
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